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DEFENSE

Defense Acquisition University Alumni Association is pleased to offer the
following links for our members.

  • Acquisition Community Connection (ACC) - The ACC is the collaborative arm of the AT&L Knowledge System that compliments the existing information resources located on the AKSS. The ACC consists of knowledge communities whose goal is connecting people with know-how. The ACC is an expansion on what used to be known as the PM CoP.
     

  • ARMY AL&T
     

  • AT&L Knowledge Sharing System (AKSS) - The AT&L Knowledge Sharing System (AKSS) serves as a central gateway for all of the AT&L resources and information and communicates acquisition reform. As the primary reference tool for the Defense AT&L workforce, it provides a means to link together information and reference assets from various disciplines into an integrated, but decentralized information source.
     

  • Continuous Learning Center - This site offers a broad range of distance learning courses in business, cost estimating, financial management, and program management. These courses can be applied towards earning the 80 continuous learning points (CLP) required by DoD. One CLP is earned for each hour of instruction on the Center's Continuous Learning Modules. Site also provides, conference listings, workshop listings, related associations and organizations, reference library, and a teaming center.
     

  • DAWIA Questions?  Go to DAU Acker Library by Clicking Here - At this URL an acquisition professional can check out the current version of the Defense Acquisition Workforce Improvement Act (DAWIA) located in DAU's David D. Acker Library and Knowledge Repository public access website - as of February 1, 2008 .  It includes the DAWIA Annotated version for current text plus extensive historical footnotes to understand the development of DAWIA over the past 16 years.
     

  • Defense Acquisition University - This site is the public site for the Defense Acquisition University. It provides links to educational and knowledge management resources, and provides information on the latest activities occurring at DAU. DAU guidebooks can be obtained on-line at this site, and there are instructions for ordering hard copies of those guidebooks.
     

  • Defense Acquisition Policy Center - Site provides latest information on up-to-date DoD acquisition policy and procedures guidance. Site also contains a Defense Acquisition Process tutorial and frequently asked questions to insure thorough understanding of acquisition policies.
     

  • Project Management Institute's Aerospace and Defense Specific Interest Group (A&D SIG) - The Project Management Institute (PMI®)Aerospace and Defense Specific Interest Group (A&D SIG) is dedicated to advancing the state-of-the-art of project management for aerospace and defense professionals. It does this by educating its members, sharing and exchanging information between Project Managers, and carrying out the objectives of the Project Management Institute. In furtherance of these objectives, on 9 June 2004, the A&DSIG entered into a cooperative agreement with the DAU Alumni Association. (See “Special Activities/Cooperative Agreements”)
     

  • RMS Partnership - The Reliability, Maintainability, and Supportability Partnership (RMS/P) organization's goal is to enhance communication, coordination and collaboration between industry and government in a manner that will encourage individuals and organizations to adopt an integrated systems engineering approach, or end-to-end management approach, when addressing RMS issues. The RMS Partnership also encourages individuals, professional societies, and industry associations to develop, use and maintain world-class RMS non-government standards.